text_original: CHAPTER V THE CONFERENCE OF CALAIS 1520 1521 The most significant point in the mediatorial policy of Wolsey was the fact that it threw the Papacy entirely into the shade. What Wolsey was doing was the traditional business of the Pope, who could not openly gainsay a policy which he was bound to profess coincided with his own.
text_transcription: CHAPTER FIVE THE CONFERENCE OF CALAIS FIFTEEN TWENTY FIFTEEN TWENTY ONE THE MOST SIGNIFICANT POINT IN THE MEDIATORIAL POLICY OF WOLSEY WAS THE FACT THAT IT THREW THE PAPACY ENTIRELY INTO THE SHADE WHAT WOLSEY WAS DOING WAS THE TRADITIONAL BUSINESS OF THE POPE WHO COULD NOT OPENLY GAINSAY A POLICY WHICH HE WAS BOUND TO CONFESS COINCIDED WITH HIS OWN
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